GPT Image 1.5

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm thrilled to launch GPT Image 1.5 - a platform that makes OpenAI's latest image model accessible to everyone. Why we built this: Six months ago, our design team was drowning in repetitive tasks: product mockups, marketing visuals, client concept variations. DALL-E 3 was good but slow. Midjourney required Discord gymnastics. We needed something faster, more precise, and business-ready. When OpenAI dropped GPT Image 1.5 in December, we knew this was it. 4x faster processing, insane instruction following (change "only the shirt color" and it actually changes ONLY the shirt), and proper text rendering for infographics. We built this platform to make these capabilities available without needing PhD-level prompt engineering. What makes GPT Image 1.5 different: ✅ Speed: Simple prompts in seconds, complex ones in ~2 minutes (vs 15-30s competitors) ✅ Precision: Tell it to change one thing, it changes ONE thing. Game-changer for product photography ✅ Text that actually works: Generate readable posters, menus, UI mockups with legible copy ✅ #1 ranked on LMArena: 1264 for generation, 1409 for editing (beat Google Nano Banana Pro) ✅ Commercial license: Use everything for client work, products, ads - no attribution needed Try these first: 1. Free trial (2 images, no card): Test the speed difference yourself 2. Text rendering: Try "Create a coffee shop menu with 10 items, handwritten style font, readable text" 3. Precise editing: Upload a photo → "Change only the background to sunset beach" → watch it preserve everything else Honest comparison: - vs Midjourney: We're faster, better for commercial/photorealistic work. They win on artistic styles. - vs DALL-E 3: We're the newer model (same company). Faster + better editing. - vs Nano Banana Pro: Tied on quality, we're faster and cheaper (20% less per image). What we're building next: - Multi-image compositing UI (currently API-only) - Advanced style reference library - Collaborative workspaces for teams - Batch processing for high-volume users We're a small team obsessed with making AI tools that actually save time (not create new learning curves). Brutally honest feedback welcome - tell us what sucks.